Is the angle comfortable for reading the recipe? (i.e. do you have to bend down to read comfortably?) thanks
32296
I think whether you have to bend down to read comfortably depends more on your height and the height of the table/counter you put the cookbook holder on. I haven't experienced any discomfort when trying to read using this product. Sorry if this isn't helpful.
32297
It seems fine for reading both sitting at a table or standing at a kitchen counter.
32298
Yes, I think it's comfortable for reading. Maybe it would depend a little on a person's height though. I think this stand is great!
32299
I guess it would depend on the height of the table or countertop the holder is on. However, on a standard countertop height, I do not have to bend down to view my cook books. I think the angle is very optimal for me. Keep in mind, I am only 5' 4".
32300
very convenient to use you do not have to ben unless you can no read without glasses. Use it daily very sturdy and a very good buy
197332
Yes, I've had no problem reading the instrument. Neither angle nor light are problems.
1109921
Yes, you can adjust the angle a bit, anywhere from closed to a bit past a 90 degree angle. It does not open flat though.
1345953
Yes, but the angle it creates is not that great for reading. Also, your stomach moves as you breathe, which make reading a little more challenging.
797385
I have never measured it but it does appear to have a slight in word angle from bottom to top. Never had an effected on usability.
1788606
Maybe it's a typo. :) I'm still getting use to this but it cooks really good food! I'd suggest getting the stand (as I did) so you're not bending over all the time. Smokin Tex is also very helpful on the phone and supportive. I thought I might be having a temperature regulating situation, which it turned out I did not, but customer service sent me a new thermostat "just in case I ever need it". Not bad!
1650987
The angle that is used for the keyboard is perfect. It's just like when I'm using a laptop. It's not too far back or close up.The angle is probably 180° obtuse. I hope I answered your question.
596138
Yeah. I found it was a little wonky as well, but you can shift it with two hands on each side bar without doing any damage. In fact, you'll find after using it for a bit that you may need to readjust it as well.
460466
I think it is strong enough - haven't used it that way, but I put it in the writing position and tried it. You can also adjust the angle.
2031588
No. This is more like a plate holder. It's meant for a flat non-moving surface. It also puts the tablet at an angle that would be sub-optimal for reading.
1947191
The magnifier is very stable...no problem there, but, though it will go real low, the flexible ajustment is very unstable(it is not stiff at all). It is dificult to get it to stay in any usefull position when adjusted to low positions...not so great up high either, but, usable at least.
1842854
It does not lean back much but is good for both reading and if you have a separate keyboard then for typing too. I don't have any problems with it at all
377363
The upright position is where I leave the stand. When I read while sitting up (lunch room at work) it is perfect, hands free reading. I don't use the recline (which would be on like arm of couch etc.) which seems like a good angle actually but you have to flip the reader around inside to use it. One or the other is convenient. Having said this, I really like this case. I take it everywhere and it still looks great. Hope this helps.
2080621
No, it is hard to read even with reading glasses on. It is hard to peer closely into the oven. I would not recommend it.
1408091
Yes, it bends. Just feels like one of those advertising magnets you get. I like mine. I use it on the fridge so my husband knows my work schedule.
1577709
I have no problem writing with it. The angle, as far as I am concerned, is fine.Russ
2274338
Not really. The chair lays back quite a bit. When I read from my iPad I have to use a pillow to prop it us so I can see it better.